Maritime Directory

McLean, VA, United States

Aviation Facilities Company, Inc. (AFCO) is a Virginia Subchapter S corporation which was formed in May 1992 as a full-service real estate development and management organization specializing in airport and other transportation-related facilities such as air terminals, air cargo, air hangar, marine cargo terminals and intermodal transportation facilities. AFCO invests in the properties, provides opportunities for its stockholders and others to invest in the properties, and manages those project assets after their development. AFCO has become the leading developer of air cargo facilities in the United States and currently operates or has under development over 6 million square feet of buildings and aircraft apron at eighteen airports around the world.

Lubeck, Germany

Lübecker Hafen-Gesellschaft mbH (LHG) operates the port of Lübeck, providing full-service port handling, technical services, and terminal operations including cruise and cargo terminals.

Coos Bay, OR, United States

Oregon International Port of Coos Bay is Oregon's second busiest maritime commerce center, featuring the largest deep-draft coastal harbor between San Francisco Bay and Puget Sound, serving domestic and international markets with diverse cargoes including wood products, pulp, paper, and petroleum.

San Diego, CA, United States

The Port of San Diego is a specially created district managing 34 miles of San Diego Bay waterfront, balancing maritime, waterfront development, public safety, and environmental initiatives to support regional prosperity.

Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain

The Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife manages six public ports in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, providing passenger, cargo, cruise, and bunkering services with a focus on innovation, environmental responsibility, and infrastructure development.

Stavanger, Norway, Norway

Stavangerregionen Havn IKS operates as a professional, friendly, and environmentally conscious port authority in Stavanger, Norway, providing services including cruise handling, cargo terminals, guest harbors, and maritime safety.

Rio de Janeiro,, Brazil

The Brazilian Society of Marine Engineering (SOBENA) was founded in the beginning of the modern phase of Brazilian naval construction, in 1962, March 15th, with the aim of bringing together engineers, technicians and other professionals involved in the following activities: • shipbuilding and ship repair • design and other engineering services • maritime transportation • river transportation • waterways • ports • specialized cargo terminals • ocean and river transportation economics • marine environmental protection • offshore support bases • offshore logistics • naval aspects of offshore exploration and production • construction and conversion of platforms and other offshore vessels

Buenos Aires,, Argentina

The Port of Buenos Aires comprises five general cargo terminals operated by different licensees and a privatized grain terminal with a capacity of 170,000 metric tons.